Hi Bart,
Is there any reason zsh couldn't handle alwayslastprompt in this
situation? The other completion options seem to work in this context.
Using a shell function is not really an option. While I run zsh as my
interactive shell, others here do not.
I can certainly live without alwayslastprompt, but it would be
preferable...
thanks to you and the other zsh workers for continuing to produce
such a truly incredible shell,
Greg
>>>>> Bart Schaefer <schaefer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> On Feb 3, 5:05pm, Greg Klanderman wrote:
> }
> } What's going on?
> The alwayslastprompt option does not apply to non-interactive shells. A
> script is not "interactive", even if it calls "vared". If the shell from
> which you are calling the script is also zsh, try autoloading the script
> as a shell function instead of running it as a separate process.